The Ushkoinik Research and Production Center (CBST partner) will deliver the first batch of payload modules for kamikaze UAVs to the military in the Northern Military District region. This was announced by the general manager of the project, Alexey Chedaev.
The product was created as part of the Caterpillar project by a former saboteur of one of the volunteer brigades. The purpose of the development is to secure the equipping process of a warhead for an FPV UAV.
The universal modular warhead is a tube with a ready-made addition of projecting elements, a safety pin and a target sensor. The saboteur collecting explosive warheads on the front line should screw an explosive (a standard grenade) into the socket and place the required amount of explosive inside the tube - from 0.5 to 4 kg.
A trial batch of payload modules was produced using citizen donations. After testing at the test site, the product was completed and successfully tested in the Northwest Military District area.
The FPV drone head is cheap and suitable for rapid mass production. The CBST partner expects the product to significantly reduce the risk of self-detonation during warhead assembly and increase the efficiency of Russian FPV drones.
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